Unit 3 Migration and Immigration Flashcards

1
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What did Ida Tarbell expose?

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Exposed the corrupt tactics by the Standard Oil Company

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What was the result of Ida Terbell’s actions?

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Helped bring down the Standard Oil Company by breaking them down into smaller companies. Also created the Sherman Anti-Trust Act.

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What did John Spargo expose?

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Wrote a book about the horrifying things of child labor

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What did Ida B Wells expose?

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Atrocities of lynching of African Americans

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5
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What did Lincoln Steffens expose?

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exposed the urban government

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What did Jacob Riis expose?

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Wrote a book about suffering immigrants

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What were the results of Jacob Riis’s actions?

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Got people to clean the tenements and created the Law of New York Tenement House Act.

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What did Upton Sinclair expose?

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He made a book called The Jungle which talked about the terrible conditions of the meat in the meat packing factories

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What were the results of Upton Sinclair’s actions?

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Made the Federal Mear Inspection Act of 1906 and Pure Food Act of 1906.

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What were the root causes of the Progressive Movement? ACE paragraph

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trusts, political corruption, urbanization, no consumer protection, lack of conservation, social injustices, and wealth gap

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How did media play a role during the Progressive Era? ACE paragraph

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The muckrakers exposed the terrible situations going on to the public, Upton Sinclair and Jacob Riis

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How did the federal government’s role change due to the progressive movement? ACE paragraph

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People used the power of the government to eliminate unfair and unethical practices that were happening during this time. The federal government became more involved in the economy and how things were run.

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13
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What were the problems during the Gilded Age?

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Many people suffered from corruption and hygiene problems. There was also overcrowding of tenements housing and a lack of raw materials since the factories were using them all.

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Why was it called the Gilded Age?

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Gilded means a thin layer of gold. This refers to the rich people being the gold, and underneath the gold is the bad stuff going on.

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How did the Gilded Age cause the Progressive Movement?

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The rich grew richer, but the poor grew poorer, which took a big toll on the economy and caused reform.

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16
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Describe the changes in the Progressive Movement

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There was one movement, The Women’s Christian Temperance Movement, that would ban or reduce the consumption of alcohol

17
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Describe the role and accomplishments of muckraking journalists

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Exposed the bad situations about the economy

18
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Describe the effects the presidents made

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The presidents made a big impact on the economy by making laws and rules to start to reform the economy.

19
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What was the role of the federal government during this age

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They played a role in changing the economy in the United States regarding money

20
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Causes and impact of the Prohibition movement

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the cause was alcohol, and people are using so much money on alcohol that they land in tenements

21
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What is the Hepburn Act?

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Set maximum tax rates for railroads

22
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Newlands Reclamation Act

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allowed government to control irrigation projects

23
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What is the Children’s Bureau

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investigates and publicizes problems of child labor and other issues related to this

24
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What is the Keating-Owen Child Labor Act?

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prohibited children under 14 from working or doing any sort of labor

25
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What is the Federal Reserve Act of 1913?

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controls the amount of money in circulation

26
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The 3 C’s

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Conservation of natural resources
Control of corporations
Consumer protection

27
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Square Deal

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domestic (at home/in the United States) policies to address issues of the Gilded Age

28
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Who did the 3 C’s?

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Teddy Roosevelt

29
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What did the department of commerce and labor do?

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investigate business practices, assure fair trade, address labor issues, and aid commerce

30
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16th Ammendment

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federal income tax

31
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17th Ammendment

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people who pick the federal senators directly

32
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18th Ammendment

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prohibition of alcohol

33
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19th Ammendment

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Women can vote

34
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Phrase to help you remember the amendments?

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In come the Senators drinking with women.